Thinking about my future

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This document is a self-reflection by an individual answering common questions to better understand their skills, interests, strengths, and goals. Some key points discovered include: their skills in communication, organization and leadership were evident in successful events they organized; their passion for management and different career paths; and their goal to help others achieve their dreams while continuing to learn and improve themselves.

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What are my personal strengths and characteristics ?

What have others always said I am good at ?

How do I most enjoy interacting with other ?

What would I change in the world if I could ?

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